Release v1.5.3

Changed

• String literals now support the backslash escapes \", \\, \n, \r and \t. Any other backslash sequence is kept verbatim, so regular expression operands such as matches "^\d+$" keep their meaning. (#25)

Fixed

• ScreenplayPrinter no longer emits culture-dependent numbers. decimal, float, int and long literals previously fell through to a culture-sensitive ToString() and printed 5,5 on a comma-decimal machine, producing text that failed to compile. (#25)
• ScreenplayPrinter now escapes quotes and backslashes in every string it emits — description, validation message, screen label and title, seed group ids, specification errors, capture translations and separators, policy roles and claims, and tags. A value containing a " previously terminated the literal early and produced invalid output. (#25)
• Comment stripping and top-level splitting no longer treat an escaped quote as the end of a string. (#25)